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CONSULTING INTERN - GERMAN AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Research To Expand The Global Market In America

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Kristen is a consulting intern for the German American Chamber of Commerce. Her job entails conducting research and writing papers for German companies to give them insight into the American market. When a German company decides to bring their business to America, the Chamber of Commerce helps them in establishing their company here. She is still a student in university and is currently fulfilling her internship abroad requirement that is part of her degree in Germany.

Job Title: Consulting Intern

Employer: German American Chamber of Commerce

Job Summary: Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists

Job Description

Market research analysts study market conditions in local, regional, or national areas to examine potential sales of a product or service. They help companies understand what products people want, who will buy them, and at what price. Market research analysts work in nearly every industry. They may work with the public to gather information and data, but they generally work at a computer, collecting and analyzing marketing data and preparing reports.

On-the-Job Training

short-term on-the-job training

Certification Requirement

Recommended by the Professional Researcher Certification (PRC).

Quick Facts

Average salary

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$35,000 - $115,000

Projected Job Growth

35 to 45 percent

Typical schedule

Full-time

Typical workplace

Office, Travel, Indoor

Personal Qualities

Detail oriented, Problem solving skills, Analytical skills, Written communication skills, Verbal communication skills, Organizational skills

Educational Path

Education Requirement

Bachelor's degree

Recommended Education Degree

Bachelor's degree

Recommended Majors

Marketing
Statistics
Sales and Marketing
Business Administration and Management
Business
Communication
Liberal Arts
Journalism
Economics
Business and Management
Finance
Public Relations
Political Science
Entrepreneurial
Psychology
Social Sciences

Related Careers

Advertising
Promotions
and Marketing Managers
Cost Estimators
Economists
Operations Research Analysts
Public Relations Managers and Specialists
Statisticians
Survey Researchers.

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